Savana Fruits

Savana Fruits Overview

Savana Fruits is a five-reel, three-row slot from Foxi (Fazi) with 5 paylines, a 96% RTP and a published ceiling of 1,000x. It was released on 26 March 2025.

A note on the name: the game titles itself SAVANA FRUITS, with one N, on its own logo and in every casino library we checked. We have kept that spelling.

No volatility rating is published for this title and we have not invented one. All figures below were read from demo play at a 250.00 RSD total bet, the demo running in Serbian dinar.

Sunset Over the Baobab

The reels sit in a dark metal frame in front of an African sunset – a baobab on the left, palms on the right, mountains on the horizon and an orange sky behind them. The frame itself is deliberately plain, so the background does all the work.

The logo carries its own claim, printed in red sevens across the top right: 7777 1000x. That is not decoration – it is the maximum win, advertised on the machine.

The symbols are the standard Fazi set: a red seven, watermelon, grapes, plum, orange, lemon and cherries. There are no wilds or scatters in these captures.

The Seven Is Worth Exactly the Ceiling

The paytable prints its reference stake at the top – Bet: 250,00 RSD – and the red seven pays 250,000.00 for five. That is 1,000x the stake: the published maximum win, the number on the logo, and a single line of sevens, all the same figure.

It is rare for a game’s ceiling to be reachable on one payline, and rarer still for it to be stated three separate ways on screen. Here it is.

Below the seven: watermelon 125,000.00 for five (500x), grapes and plum at 50,000.00 (200x), and orange, lemon and cherries at 10,000.00 (40x).

That is a spread of twenty-five to one between the best symbol and the worst, which on a five-line game is very wide. Four of the seven symbols share the bottom rung.

Five Lines, Two of Them Zigzags

The paylines screen draws all five: the three straight rows, then two zigzag lines that step between the top and bottom rows across the grid.

The rules are stated underneath in plain English: combinations begin with the leftmost reel and pay left to right for identical symbols, only the highest win is paid for each active payline, and wins on different paylines are added together.

Winning positions are marked with a gold outline around each tile rather than a line drawn over them, with a thin yellow payline threading through – on a five-line grid that keeps the shape of the win readable at a glance.

What the Reels Paid

The best spin in these captures is a cluster of plums filling the centre of the grid, which paid 50,000.00 – 200x the stake, exactly the plum’s five-of-a-kind price.

The most instructive is a grid with eight oranges spread across the top two rows. It paid 10,000.00, which is 40x – and that is the orange’s price for five. Eight oranges on the grid, and only one of the five lines completed.

Four oranges in a row returned 5,000.00 (20x), three plums on a diagonal 2,000.00 (8x), and three cherries along the top row 1,000.00 (4x).

Read those five together and the pattern is clear: on five paylines the grid can look full and still pay one line. What matters is which symbol lands, and whether it reaches the fifth reel.

The interface is as plain as the game: a large round spin key bottom right with an AUTO button beside it, the win total on a wide plate across the foot of the reels, and a menu in the top-right corner.

A 96% Return

The return is 96%, which is respectable, and with no volatility rating published the captures are the only guide. They show a session moving between 549,250.00 and 494,000.00 – a fall of about 55,000, or 220x the stake, over the stretch that also contained the 200x plum spin.

That is the shape to expect from a game whose top line is worth a thousand times the bet: long flat stretches, and everything decided by whether the sevens line up.

One small thing the footer does well: it shows both currencies at once. BALANCE and BET each print the cash figure in dinar with the equivalent in credits underneath – 250,00 RSD against 25.000 credits – so you can read the stake either way without opening a menu.

Who Should Play It

Savana Fruits is for players who want an old-fashioned five-line fruit machine with nothing between them and the paytable. No wilds, no scatters, no bonus round, no buy button – just seven symbols, five lines, and a top line worth the whole ceiling. The sunset artwork is the only concession to theme, and it is a good one.

The reservations are the missing volatility figure and the paytable’s shape: four of the seven symbols pay the same 40x, so most winning spins land in the same narrow band. Everything above that needs the watermelon or the seven.

Where to Play Savana Fruits

You can try this game on LuckyBar Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1500 for a limited time.

Savana Fruits was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026 – under Foxi at five of them and under the studio’s older name, Fazi, at the sixth.